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Government of India Ministry of Tourism GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF TOURISM RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.2386# ANSWERED ON 16.03.2021 DEVELOPING MOUNTAIN PEAKS FOR BOOSTING TOURISM 2386#. SHRI RAM SHAKAL: Will the Minister of TOURISM be pleased to state: (a) whether many mountain peaks in the country including the ones in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, will be developed from tourism standpoint for foreign tourists; and (b) if so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE FOR TOURISM (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) (SHRI PRAHLAD SINGH PATEL) (a): Central Government has opened 340 Mountain Peaks, including Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, located in the 4 states viz. Uttarakhand (106 Peaks), Sikkim (10 Peaks), Jammu & Kashmir (133 Peaks), & Himachal Pradesh (91 Peaks) for mountaineering/trekking expeditions to be undertaken by foreign nationals. (b): The details of State-wise list of Mountaineering and Trekking Peaks in Indian Himalaya is Annexed. ******** ANNEXURE STATEMENT IN REPLY TO PART (b) OF RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2386# ANSWERED ON 16.03.2021 REGARDING DEVELOPING MOUNTAIN PEAKS FOR BOOSTING TOURISM LIST OF 340 MOUNTAIN PEAKS OPENED BY MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS FOR MOUNTAINEERING /TREKKING I. HIMACHAL PRADESH S. No. Peak or Height in Longitude Latitude Remarks meters 1 CB-9 (6108) 77 27’ 32 34’ Manali- Batal (RH)-BC-C-I,C-II,C- III and summit attempt 2 CB-10 (Tara 77 28’ 32 36’ Manali-Chhatru-Chhota Dara-Batal Pahar)(6227) (RH)-BC-C-I,C-II and summit attempt 3 CB-11 (5955) 77 31’ 32 22’ -do- 4 CB-12 (6258) 77 33’ 32 20’ -do- 5 CB-13 (6164) 77 33’ 32 21’ -do- 6 CB-13A (6240) 77 33’ 32 21’ -do- 7 CB-14 (6078) 77 34’ 32 32’ -do- 8 CB-16 (5825) 77 31’ 32 19’ -do- 9 CB-20 (5695) 77 31’ 32 24’ -do- 10 CB-22 (5720) 77 33’ 32 24’ Manali-Chhatru-Chhota Dara-Batal (RH)-Linder-BC-C-I,C-II and summit attempt 11 CB-26 (5840) 77 29’ 32 20’ Batal (RH)-BC-C-I,C-II, and summit 12 CB-31 (6096) 77 28’ 62 25’ Manali-Chhatru-Chhota Dara-Batal (RH)-BC-C-I,C-II and summit 13 CB-32 (5639) 77 27’ 32 26’ -do- 14 CB-33 (Minar)(6185) 77 29’ 32 28’ Batal (RH)-Dekka-BC-C-I,C-II, and summit 15 CB-34 (5635) 77 31’ 32 28’ -do- 16 CB-35 (5568) 77 30’ 32 29’ Manali- Batal (RH)-BC-C-I,C-II, and summit 17 Unnamed Peak (5510) 77 17’ 32 28’ Manali- Darcha-Jispa-BC-C-I,C-II, and summit 18 Unnamed Peak (5852) 77 14’ 32 28’ -do- 19 Unnamed Peak (5765) 77 09’ 32 33’ Manali- Darcha-Jispa-BC-C-I,C-II, and summit 20 Unnamed Peak (5860) 77 38’ 32 15’ Manali- GramphoChhatru (RH)- Jitang- PutiRunishigri (BC)-C-I and summit attempt 21 Devachan (6265) 77 33’ 32 14’ Kulu- Manikaran (RH)- TosSaram- Base Camp-C-I, C-II and C-III and summit attempt 22 Papsura (6440) 77 33’ 32 12’ Manali (RH)-Manikaran (RH)- Tos(Vill)- Shamshi-sari-BC-ABC- C-I,C-II and C-III and summit attempt 23 Whitae Sail 77 34’ 32 12’ Kulu (RH)-Manikaran (RH)- (Dharansura (6420) Tos(Vill)- Shamshi-sari-BC-ABC- C-I,C-II and C-III and summit attempt 24 Unnamed Peak (5790) 77 38’ 32 14’ Manali-Grampho- Chhatru(RH)- Dhhota Dara-BC,C-I,C-II and summit attempt 25 Tiger Toth (5980) 77 36’ 32 18’ Manali-Batal Base Camp-C-I,C- II,C-III and summit attempt 26 Unnamed Peak(5360) 77 47’ 32 08’ Batal-Karacha-Barasigri Glacier-C- I,C-IIand summit attempt 27 Unnamed Peak (6090) 77 42’ 32 14’ Grampho-Chhota Dara-Batal (HR)- KarchaNala-BC-C-I,C-II and summit attempt 28 Indra San (6223) 77 24’ 31 12’ Manali (RH)-Jagatsukh (RH)- Achhika-Seri-Tainta-BC-C-I,C- II,C-III,C-IV and summit attempt 29 DeoTibba(6001) 7723’ 3211’ Manali (RH)-Jagatsukh (RH)- Achhika-Seri-Tainta-BC-C-I,C-II, (Duhangan col), C-III, and summit attempt 30 AlirathniTibba(5470) 77 26’ 32 05’ Kuku (RH)-Malansa BC-C-I, C-II and summit attempt 31 Hanuman TIbba(5932) 77 02’ 32 20’ Manali-Solang-Dhundi (RH)-Beas Kun BC-ABC 32 Manali(5640) 77 03’ 32 24’ Dhundi (RH)-Beas Kund (BC)-C-I, C-II and summit attempt 33 Makerbeh(6069) 77 04’ 32 25’ Mandi – Palchan- Dhundi (RH)- Beas Kund BC- C-I, C-II, C- III and summit attempt 34 Shikarbeh(6200) 77 03’ 32 23’ -do- 35 Behali Jot(6245) 76 35’ 32 50’ Udaipur (RH) – Margaon- BC (Tal Go) c- II and summit attempt 36 Menthosa(6443) 76 42’ 32 55’ Manali – Rohtang pass- Tandi- Udhaipur (RH)- NiyarMallah- Urgosvill (last vill) BC-C-I, C-II and summit attempt 37 Phabrang(6172) 76 47’ 32 44’ Manali – Rohtang pass- Tandi- Udhaipur (RH)- NiyarMallah- Urgosvill (last vill) BC-C-I, C-II and summit attempt 38 Unnamed Peak(5472) 76 47’ 31 44’ Manali- Tandi- Udaipur- MiyarNallah- Karpat BC-C-I, C-II and summit attempt 39 Unnamed Peak (5598) 76 48’ 32 46’ -do- 40 Unnamed Peak (5666) 76 50’ 62 45’ Urgas- Chaliry forest- GangupaNalah- BC-C-I, C-II then summit 41 Kharcha Parbat 77 43’ 32 21’ ManaliBatal (RH)- BC-ABC-C-I- (6270) summit camp and attempt to summit 42 Consolation Peak 77 23’ 32 12’ Kulu- Manali (RH)- Chikka- Chandertal- BC-C-II then summit 43 Hanuman Tibba I 77 02’ 32 21’ Manali- Dhundi- Beaskund- BC-C- (5932) I, C-II then summit 44 Hanuman TIbba-II 77 02’ 32 21’ -do- (5366) S. No. Name of the Peak Height in Meters Purpose 45 Kullu Makalu 6350 Mountaineering 46 KulluPumori 6481 Mountaineering 47 KulluEiger 5646 Trekking 48 Dibibokri Pyramid 6408 Mountaineering 49 Fluted peak 6137 Mountaineering 50 Hunnungma 5952 Trekking 51 Pyramid 6036 Mountaineering 52 Parbati South 5806 Trekking 53 Rubal Kang 6150 Mountaineering 54 Shigri Parbat 6526 Mountaineering 55 Snow Cone 6311 Mountaineering 56 Snow Dome 5980 Trekking 57 Shitidhar 5294 Trekking 58 Ashagiri 6100 Mountaineering 59 CB-17 5875 Trekking 60 CB-18 5915 Trekking 61 CB-19 5890 Trekking 62 CB-48(Tamoo) 5904 Trekking 63 CB-49(Tilakalhar) 5964 Trekking 64 CB-50 6096 Mountaineering 65 CB-52 5944 Trekking 66 CB-53(Sharmili) 6000 Mountaineering 67 CB-54 6069 Mountaineering 68 CB-55(Sharmili) 5956 Trekking 69 CB-57(Tapugiri) 5791 Trekking 70 KR-1 6157 Mountaineering 71 KR-2 6187 Mountaineering 72 KR-3 5154 Trekking 73 KR-4 6340 Mountaineering 74 KR-5(CB-7) 6258 Mountaineering 75 KR-6 5187 Trekking 76 KR-7 6096 Mountaineering 77 KR-8 6005 Mountaineering 78 Lalana 6265 Mountaineering 79 M-1 5730 Trekking 80 M-2 5925 Trekking 81 M-3 5925 Trekking 82 M-4(Mulkila) 6571 Mountaineering 83 M-5 6370 Mountaineering 84 M-6 6182 Mountaineering 85 M-7(Taragiri) 6279 Mountaineering 86 M-8 6096 Mountaineering 87 M-9 5736 Trekking 88 M-10 5852 Trekking 89 Mulkila(M 04) 6517 Mountaineering 90 T-1 5669 Trekking 91 T-2 6035 Mountaineering II. JAMMU & KASHMIR S. Peak or Height in Longitude Latitude Remarks No meters 1 Nun (7135) 76 01’ 33 59’ (East- Leh-Kargil- Panikhar- Gulmotongas (RH)- BC-C-I, C-II,C-III and summit attempt 2 Kun (7077) 76 03’ 34 01’ Leh- Kargil-Panikhar- Gulmotongas (RH)-BC-C-I, C-II, C-III and summit attempt 3 Pinnacle (6955) 76 05’ 34 01’ -do- 4 White Nmeedle 76 04’ 33 59’ Leh- Kargil-Panikhar- Gulmotongas (6420) (RH)-BC-C-I, C-II, C-III and summit attempt 5 Bobang (5971) 76 08’ 33 25’ Leh- Harpass-KijaiNala-Nagdal Lake-C- I, C-II summit attempt 6 Z-2 peak (6152) 76 12’ 33 47’ Kargil- gulmotongas- Ringdoom- Lalung Glacier- BC-C-I, C-II then summit 7 Z-3 Hill (6270) 76 19’ 33 42’ Kargil- Gulmotongas- Haskira Glacier- C- I, C-II then summit 8 Z-I (6155) 76 08’ 33 56’ -do- 9 Z-8 (6050) 76 20’ 33 50’ -do- 10 Kangri (5508) 77 28’ 34 00’ Leh- Stock Vill- (RH)- BC-ABC- C-I, C- II and summit attempt 11 Kangri (5900) 77 29’ 33 57’ -do- 12 Tanak Peak (5948) 76 06’ 33 48’ Kargil- (BC)-Sanku-Pan (RH) to BC-C- I, C-II then summit 13 Shingrugo 76 58’ 33 28’ Kargil- Padam- Pibting C-I, C-II then summit 14 Yan (6230) 76 04’ 33 00’ Leh (RH)- Gya- Gyamarnala- Kongmarule- Nimaling- Shang- Shangphy- BC-ABC then summit (In Leh Area) S. No. Name Height Map No. Longitude Latitude 15 Lingsarmo 6955 m 52-B-04 34° 10’ 21” 76° 04’ 52” 16 Rungofarka 6395 m 52-B-04 34° 02’ 05” 76° 03’ 34” 17 Techafarka 6495 m 52-B-04 34° 02’ 01” 76° 05’ 38” 18 Pt 6148 6148 m 52-B-04 34° 02’49” 76° 02’ 08” 19 Shafat 1 6800 m 52-B-04 34° 00’ 40” 76° 05’ 07” 20 Photoksar 6080 m 52-B-16 34° 01’ 42” 76° 47’ 48” 21 Shafat II 6302 m 52-C-01 33° 56’ 38” 76° 06’ 43” 22 Shafat III 6155 m 52-C-01 33° 56’ 16” 76° 08’ 22” 23 Chiling I 6349 m 52-C-01 33° 48’ 43” 76° 09’ 44” 24 Chiling II 6253 m 52-C-01 33° 49’ 09” 76° 10’ 00” 25 Lalung I 6243 m 52-C-01 33° 45’ 35” 76° 14’ 13” 26 Lalung II 6157 m 52-C-01 33° 47’ 00” 76° 12’ 02” 27 Lalung III 6126 m 52-C-01 33° 45’ 22 ” 76° 12’ 00” 28 Pt 6048 6048 m 52-C-05 33° 47’ 56” 76° 15’ 17” 29 Pt 6197 6197 m 52-C -05 33° 47’ 04” 76° 15’ 46” 30 Pt 6274 6274 m 52-C-05 33° 49’04” 76° 15’17” 31 Pt 6485 6485 m 52-C-05 33° 45’ 24” 76° 20’ 21” 32 Pt 6067 6067 m 52-C-05 33° 46’ 06” 76° 15’ 40” 33 Pt 6035 6035 m 52-C-06 33° 42’ 00” 76° 18’ 18” 34 Pk 6000 6000 m 52-C-06 33° 38’ 47” 76° 24’ 11” 35 Pt 6125 6125 m 52-C-06 33° 37’ 51” 76° 21’ 56” 36 Pt 6080 6080 m 52-C-06 33° 37’ 19” 76° 21’ 56” 37 Pt 6240 6240 m 52-C-06 33° 35’ 04” 76° 22’ 18” 38 Hagshu I 6515 m 52-C-06 33° 32’ 45” 76° 27’ 55” 39 Pt 6035 6035 m 52-C-06 33° 31’ 35” 76° 28’ 47” 40 Pt 6157 6157 m 52-C-15 33° 25’ 02” 76° 48’ 59” 41 Pt 6162 6162 m 52-C-15 33° 23’ 54” 76° 48’ 32” 42 Pt 6184 6184 m 52-C-15 33° 23’ 23” 76° 48’ 26” 43 Pt 6431 6431 m 52-C-15 33° 23’ 09” 76° 48’ 47” 44 Pt 6436 6436 m 52-C-15 33° 22’ 02” 76° 47’ 41” 45 Pt 6028 6028 m 52-C-15 33° 22’ 18” 76° 51’ 33” 46 Pt 6107 6107 m 52-C-15 33° 20’ 04” 76° 47’ 08” 47 Pt 6022 6022 m 52-C-15 33 ° 19’ 42” 76° 46’ 08” 48 Pt 6018 6018 m 52-G-01 33° 45’ 37” 77° 04’ 11” 49 Pt 6126 6126 m 52-G-01 33° 01’ 50” 77° 01’ 02” 50 Pt 6034 6034 m 52-G-01 33° 47’ 25” 77° 03’ 01” 51 Pt 6075 6075 m 52-G-02 33° 38’ 31” 77° 12’ 33” 52 Pt 6120 6120 m 52-G-02 33° 40’ 48” 77° 09’ 03” 53 Pt 6150 6150 m 52-G-02 33° 39’ 45” 77° 10’ 35” 54 Pt 6020 6020
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